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LUfKN'OW, ONTARIO
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• . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1970
Single. Copy 15c
24 ' Pages • ,
MARK 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
.Mr. and N1rs: Victor Erri•ngtori
'' of ibeGth c• is • r
' Wawanosh celebrated, their . •"
Golden Wedding Anniversary on
Saturday ,_Mar'eh 14th.'
" Open :house was held in.the...:
afternoon from t•wo,to fourat th,,ee
home of heir son.Ross and' .Mrs;
r ington at St,'.,Helens, when..
'relatives and .friends, called to
extend. congratulations and good
wishes. Tea was poured by.'Mr.'s.
Thoinas•Webster of.Dungannon,
sister' of,the bride and Mrs Geor e
Turnbull of Wiiagh,arii r sister of
the groom;
t At five -thirty a family dinner
was 'served at the 'St. Helens•Hall..
'Ross ,Errington was master
ceremonies:' HarveyAlton,
brother of the -bride , asked grate,.
John Durnin proposed a toast to
the bride and groom , sto which
' •the groom replied. Harrold Firing
ton expressed thanks: to the ladies
who ser' ,ed the .din er.
A social evenirifollowed in'
the hall
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March Meeting
Short and,Sweet...
The regular March meeting of •
Lucknow village council Was
formally adjourned inIess than an
hour on Tuesday night of last '•
week
Newsw•ise ; the meeting' offered'
one item for'discussion. It was'
the'proposal of the Canadian
Nation. Railw'a. :tout' cont'' u.e
pasSenger'service'.on this line and•
"others•. Reeve George•Joynt•was •
•authori'zed to -prepare a.' brief On
behalL9T the village to protest
'the action of the railway.
Brief discussion centredon the,'.`
licencing of lotteries in the •
il-11ge : Reeve-Joyrn-s d --t rat hr
would bp calling a special meet
for relatives and friends.` ing shoittly and wQuldomake-his
-recommendations at -this meeting.
ng . o music by
Tiffin's Orchestra ! .Cyril poyle,
,expressed the good wishes of those
present'and Lorne Alton presented
:the honoured couple .with a purse
of money and other gifts.'
• Mrs Errington is the forrrer
Vera Alton daughter of the 'tate
Mr.. and Mrs.. Herbert Alton of •
West Wawanosh.` Victor is the..
son of the late .Mr. a:nd Mrs.
David Errington of Turnberry.
They'were married at'the
MoveShortly To...
Ashfield Faris
Mr. .and Mrs. Jonas • Nolt of
Pennsylvania, and their family of
eight children, will shortly be
moving to the 1:00 acre .farm they
purchased on the 9th of Ashfield
ffarit•Clayt-orifi iton :
Honour Retiring
Directorsof
Insurance Company
Herson Irwin and Brown Smyth 4,
were.honoured by their•colleagu'es
at a 'social, evening held' at the
•home ofYMr. and Mrs Frank-
7'honypson , Dungannon, Monday.
evening ::arch 3th . ,
t <' IT in a_nd Mr':. Srnyth were.
former Directors• of the West
Wawartosh .Mytual Fire Insuran«e"
Company and had recently retired.
They had a service. with 'the Com-
pany of 11:and .13 years: respective-.
ly and had both served as; Presid-
ent and Vice-President.during the
terms:of offiee .. •.
Following an evening Of playing
t Y
c'ard's , `e'ae!i•w,as presented'with'
suitable gifts in honour of the•
occasion•.
The gathering was' also attended •
by Mrs,•.•Irwin, the. Directors acid.
o icia s o t
wives :..•
e ompany..and t err •
as:
•
aws F
h-ew bylaws .governing trans-ien
traders, peddlers and hawkers were
recently passed:at •a special Tmeet,
ing of Luckriow village council.,
The bylaws replace•.pre.vious tines;'
of the same nature, but With
increased fees • •
To obtain•a transient traders •
licence in the village'now requires
a fee cif $250. For $150, non.
residents of the Village may '"
Secure .a.-peddle•r's and hawker's '
licence, or if you'are a resident
of , Lucknow,. the fee' is ,$25
DoelmOrw$pendi.
Bays -In Holo
KINLOSS NEWS,
Mr. and Mrs. BrianDoelman •'
and Anne returned last week from
a 21 day air -flight trip to Holland
where they visited with relatives.'
n• rs on ave purr
chased twelve acres from• Russel`•'
Irvin', west of Brookside,' School;.
>and will reside therein :a mobile
home.
e icencing.of peddlers
and hawkers regulates and governs
people selling, goods .':..wares,
re• an. ise-or taking orders. for
subsequent delivery. within. the
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village of Lucknow,' It is:+subject'
to the approval of the :Department
of Municipal Affairs •
• At: another special meeting , ,R
$600 tender was received from
Art „Heim and Machine
Shop' for a 7 by,10' .box on the
village truck.
• 'Acommittee•ftorri Lucknow
1J.or tPri's 1 s.t tu.te_niet-wi
theredecorating.of the. ••
lower assembly room and kitchen
of .the town hall.
Noah Nolt•, fattier"of. Jonas ,, will
rnov'e abi ut.:the same: time to
the 200 acre farm on the 9th•.
which he 'purchased from Norman
'O'Connor. •
The sale.§ were completed by.
Warren Zinn, .agent for Wilfred
•Mclritee Real Estate
Canada High Commissioner•ToAostralia :. ;�:: :�::. - . • y
Spealrc To Trnit Church 'Sunda -•School .'JUST DOWN THE STREETy y
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ZION. NEWS • service..' Mr. Menzies, who was •
Trinity (Ashfield)•Sunday • back in Canada on special' business
drool w-as✓Pa-vile-g-ed-0'n-su-nda-y for t em uent-Tvisited With.
to have Mr,. Arthur Menzies,' his sister Mrs. James urninel,;:.
Canada'sHigh Commissioner to Rev. •Humrtlel and^JingFlit the
Australia:,• speak to them at their- week -end;
G�me
• A large crowd attended last
Frida,y'•s ice carnival sponsored by
Lticknow and District Lions Club.
The,evenin.ot off to an inter -
es ing.start wit t e . uc now
Novice taking on, the Mothers in,
a hockey game The boys w
r3 2 over the mothers. An un-
• successful atterrpt to secure a
lineup was made by The Sentinel
and we couldn't remember theta
all. Costumes were judged by Carn
Macl7onald,. Don Ross and Ddrt
X.1ac1<enzie , The winners. were:.
Pre school and kindergarten,
Donnie Greer, llelen Maclntyre,
Kent Alton:, Cindy Lee Nixon:
grade l and , Johii McIntosh,.
Mary Luanne Clare, Suzanne
Lady Mores
To New Home
Miss Jessie MacKay of Lucknow,
who was 102• yeof age ast' ,
new residence in the village
Jessie didn't go far after selling
• her h.onie on Gough 'Street ,'She
moved a a bloc _west on..
Gough JO the residence of Mrs,
Wil1ia'i» MM1aclntyre' who has been
Miss Mackay's'companion in the.
Mackay home for a number of
years. The MacKay home was
-soled . kka-e-ilor-af
or , g ;; . • • . 13r a
Arnold, Arlene corrin, Gina
Aalders: grade .sand 't3, Annette
Kirkland, Steven Button,: Debbie
Murray; grade 7 and•tl, David
* air sh , "Tom'13.argeri high_ school
or adult, Mrs. 'fni Mathe•rs, Mrs:
Tom, Haller,. Mrs. Shirley Cook:
Races, girls 6 and 7, Mary
en
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A sh.field' . . Iv
Also residing with. Mrs. acIf
tyre are Mr, and Mrs. W, T,: ,
Roulston, formerly of Olivet,
The Maclntyre home is the
formerTed Howey residence,
which Mrs: Maclntyre purchased
several years ago. However,
this is the first t%me she utas
made her permanent home there.
e-feiee
rmers /Nate
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The responsibility of°refereeing,
the oIdtimers hockey game at
theLucknow Lions ice carnival
on Friday night was in the hands
of Jack He derson, *referee=in-
chief, o the right and Charles
Webst:. ,.his assistant, on the
left ` harlie is :t former .0 11,A
.re ere: ho at one time. handled
soriie of th.e;top C�,:I1. A , matches .
it has been quite a number of
aears since he has heen refereeing.**
Jack, on the other hand , "is still •
quite active•ref:eree•ing W',O•,A,'A.
and local'gatties,' The twosome
kepi things well'n hand on'
Fridays night'. •